Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1887-11-03
Election next Tuesday.
Get out the Democratic vote.

Fresh Oysters at Stover's grocery,
Vote the straight Democratic tick
ct.
ALL the best kinds of Cough Syrups
at j. w. Stover's.
s--Democrats, don't stay at home,
don't scratch, don't trade.
j. w. Lose and B. +. Roger, two
of our skilled painters, are working at
Emil Kerstetter's new house near Co.
burn this week.
FoR SALE.-The property of John
SwartZ, Sr., late OF Millheim, deceased.
situate on North street, is offered for
sale. Apply to or address
G. w. SwARTz. Executor,
Lewistown. Pa.
The large fly wheel in the Howard
Rolling Mil burst last Friday and the
pieces of 1t penetrated the root of the
building. Operations i'm the mill will
consequently be interrupted for several
weeks.
The condition OF Mr.. Ruhl, the
father OF Mrs. A. J. Harter, OF Penn
street, who had been So seriously i'll of
typhoid fever, is changed for the better
and the patient is on fair road to re-
covery.
Mrs. Caleb Diehl who with her huS-
band had been residing IN Colorado has
come back to stay and will be followed
in few weeks by Mr.. Diehl. She is at
present the guest of her sister, Mrs.
Saml. Weiser, on Main street.
-EphraimRupp administrator of the
estate of Samuel Rupp, late of Haines
township, deed. adyertises said estate
at public sale, to take place on Satur-
day, November 10Th, inst, at one o.
clock. See notice on second page,
A genuine bear made his appear
ance on the stl eets of Milesburg one
day last week and the promenaders
were scattered to the four winds at sight
of Mr.. Bruin. He left the town as qui-
city as he had entered and before any
body could catch HIM.
No providential interference Hon.
A. j. Curtin will positively be at Mill
helm next Saturday evening, when the
old war governor will address our peo-
pie on the issues of the campaign. He
will be accompanied by Hon. j. LII. Or
Wis. Turn out and hear them.
Dry ALL AROUND. The water fam
inc in this place IS growing worse.
There are scarcely a half dozen wells
that are not dry while the creeks are
very low. Add to this the unlicensed
hotels and it must be granted that
Miilheim surely has dry spell OF IL.
PHOTOGRAPHS AND TINTYPEs The
undersigned wishes to give notice that
he is still carrying on the picture busi-
ness in Bells gallery on North Street,
and he guarantees first-class work
throughout. The public are cordially
invited to give me call.
42-2t w. FL. FISHER.
AT the public sale of the real estate
of Henry Vonada, late of Haines town.
ship, but one of the three tracts of land
was sold, and the sale of the
two tracts will take place on
the premises, Saturday, Nov. 10th,
1887 at one O'Clock, p. m. See bills and
sale notice for further particulars.
-Gettig & Kreamer. proprietors of
the Millheim meat market, continue to
do the boss business. They supply the
people with the best roasts. steaks and
boiling pieces, in any quantity and
shape, and their shop is open at almost
all hours. If YOU need good meat you
cannot go wrong In calling on them.
NoT1cE.-Having purchased the
''Grenohle Grain Depot" at Coburn and
bought Bartges & Sons stock of coal and
grain, I expect to carry on business and
pay the highest market prices for grain
and keep on hand all kinds of coal.
Would respectfully ask share OF the
public's patronage.
Al st Nj. j. DECKER.
The Union Coal company at Sha'
mokin has issued orders TO it's mine
foreman to remove all persons working
in the mines who are unable to speak
and understand English language.
Through the inability of men to under
stand English orders are frequently
misunderstood, causing serious acci-
dents and endangering the lives OF all.
VISITORS OF WEIGHT.-Thec combin-
ed weight of the two gentlemen who ia
yored the JOURNAL with call on last
Friday. and whose portly 1gures pre-
sented a striking contrast TO our slen-
der proportions, amounts to 500 pounds.
The parties we refer to were Dr. Lee'ol
Madlsonburg, and 6. NJ, Bower, Esq,
OF Bellefonte. Gall again, always glad
to see big men.
"A thief sneaked into the house or
editor Fosnot at Watsontown the other
night and carried off his bows toy bank
containing ten dollars and his wite's
satchel with four dollAIs.-Sssa6,.ry
Democrat.
S+ryed him right; an editor has no
business to haye money lying around in
that kind of IA style. Catch us doing a
thing ike that
--.tYoung America"obsfryed Hallow
Zen by scattering a liberal lot of corn
and performing many sly trick in this
place last Monday night. Two faEtas-
tically dressed fellows droye through
tba etraats IN a blackboard and with